We were greeted with kindness & the service was impeccable…read more We ordered 2 Appetizers : Original Gyoza & Tempura Moriawase and 2 Ramen bowls: Yuzu Shio Ramen & Vegetable Ramen of the Buddhist Monk. The food was delicious I would return when visiting Rome !

When in Rome, try some delicious Japanese food. Never thought I'd say that. The foodie in me was…read moresuper excited about this unexpected find my family stumbled upon few days ago after eating pasta for 3 days straight in Italy. Wow! My miso chicken soup was just what I was craving. My family tried the sushi & Ramen with satisfaction reported by all. We intend on coming back here next time we're in Rome.

Very classy restaurant, super clean. The fish are super fresh and nicely sliced…read more From our visit to Italy, eating all the heavy pastas and pizzas...it was nice to have something light. For the quality of the sushi, it's actually priced really well.

The tonkatsu was the best I had in years. The crust crumbled in the mouth and the pork was tender…read moreand juicy.

Little pricey but so authentic and tasty, they know what they are doing, I'm actually surprised I…read morecan have this authentic Japanese ramen in Italy.

This place is great! Such good food but there are some things that are a little sad to me. The…read moreportions are small and it costs 10 euros. However, the taste overshadows the price and it is all worth it in the end. There is also one piece of meat and I wish they had more :( I ordered two of the Black Shoyu.

Awesome authentic Japanese food prepared by Japanese people! Atmosphere is very zen, at least until…read morethe restaurant really fills up as it gets close to 9pm. Service was awesome, staff speaks Japanese, English and Italian. After almost a month of traveling around the country, it was a welcome culinary change and the authenticity was a huge bonus. Next time in Rome, we will definitely return.

After reading several reviews on Yelp, we decided to give Rokko a try. The owner was very…read morefriendly. She speaks fluent English, Japanese, and Italian. We went on a Monday evening. It was one of the rare sushi places that was actually open on Monday. It was also quite warm in the restaurant. Admittedly, we were in Rome during a major heat wave, so maybe their A/C just didn't have the power to keep up. As far as the rolls go, they had the typical sushi rolls that you find in most sushi restaurants. It tasted fresh and was pretty good basic sushi rolls. Maybe it's me or maybe my sushi has become to "americanized", but I like places that have specialty rolls. I like the ones that have spicy mayo sauce, or smelt roe, or avocado slices on top, or tuna/salmon on top, or spicy pepper, or etc etc etc. In my opinion, Rokko was simply basic sushi. Don't get me wrong. It was good, just basic. Bottom line - Open on Monday (at least during the summer months). Good but basic sushi. I wanted more variety in the rolls. Personally, if I want sushi the next time I'm in Rome, I may try a different place first simply to see if they have better variety. If you do decide to try Rokko, I think you'll be treated well by the staff. They're friendly. Bon appétit.

Very fresh food, great price and great service. Highly recommend. Especially the buffet.read more

During my 4 week stay in Rome, I actually dined here 3 times and tried to dine here about 6 times…read more This place is not your typical Resto since it is joint with a karate studio owned by the owner who practices that during the day and makes fabulous ramen at night. He will buzz you in. The BEST is the pork based soup kimchi ramen (donkut?). The soup is just like the one I had in Japan and the "best" places in NYC and Toronto. Maurizio the owner is super nice and his gorgeous wife is also there on weekends and is just a sweetheart. Most of all, delicious app, the best ramen and good desserts. No sake though, only Japanese beer. Overall, if you like ramen, CALL and make a reso. The neighborhood isn't the best so don't go without a reso and be rejected since the place is tiny!

**CASH ONLY** My New…read moreYork friends know very well that I am a huge fan of a proper bowl of Japanese Ramen, and barely a week has passed since my last bowl and I've already been feeling the withdrawal. I was curious as to what the local ramen would be like, so when I found this small restaurant run out of a dojo by a guy who had studied in Japan, I wanted to go! I went with a group of three people and we split an order of the classic gyoza and takoyaki to start. The gyoza was very interesting, almost like a seared ravioli, and not as traditional of a gyoza as I am used to. The takoyaki was very delicious, with the fresh seafood in the middle mingling very well with the freshly prepared batter and the toppings. I got a bowl of miso butter, and my friends tried the tan-tan men and curry ramen. I'd probably say that the broths across the board were relatively saltier than I'd like. The noodles the first time around were a tad overcooked, but the kae-dama was cooked al dente. It's funny, because I'd almost forgotten how non Sun Noodle ramen noodles tasted! I chatted with the chefs about my ramen adventures in the US, as well as my own attempts at cooking some tonkotsu, and it was overall a great experience. If you have a craving for some ramen and you're in Rome, this is the place to go.

Good Asian foods, nice break from pasta and tomato sauce! Also Thai and Chinese dishes..read more

We are from the Bay Area of California, so we are pretty spoiled with sushi. We were looking for a…read moregood sushi spot while in Rome, and Tora did not disappoint. While the food was great, the service was even better. Servers were great and super friendly. A special shout out to Donny for taking the time to talk and joke with us and even encourage us to stay longer and chat. We're only here for 6 nights, but will certainly be back before we leave. -Kevin and Monica